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irs-l I! U.I.AN ANI- N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION . BERLIN, Nov. li. , Bauer, Minister of tlie Treasur) , a«t-dn-ssing the imperial Economic Oiunci] declared the -Vllied Military ( oiumissiou’s pi.-oliilntioii ol the manufacture of sporting rifles was i-nntrary t" the Treaty and was inspired by liysti".'in. malicious lust and destruction. The Government intended to. appeal I'ruin the decision to the Council of Ambassadors. Hr Duisburg accused th,, British. l-'rencli and American manufacturers of endeavouring forcibly to extract dye industries secrets. They would never liav,» obtained but for tierman brains though their orders were slaughtered.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1921, Page 3
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